Come on... both programs are good for what they do, and it's not like Postgres doesn't have its own problems (Foreign keys still somewhat broken in some cases, Unique constraint that doesn't follow spec,...) I really don't understand all of the infighting on places like slashdot.
Of course, application developers can't really assume that people are running Win2K, so it's not a particularly useful solution quite yet.
(Boy do I wish we could assume 2k, that'd make writing windows apps two or three times easier)
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Come on... both programs are good for what they do, and it's not like Postgres doesn't have its own problems (Foreign keys still somewhat broken in some cases, Unique constraint that doesn't follow spec, ...) I really don't understand all of the infighting on places like slashdot.
Of course, application developers can't really assume that people are running Win2K, so it's not a particularly useful solution quite yet. (Boy do I wish we could assume 2k, that'd make writing windows apps two or three times easier)